I am looking for non-toxic leather to use with essential oils. Do you sell any non-toxic leather?
33455
All leather is made with chemicals in the tanning process; not sure exactly what you are looking for.
1806552
You never ever want to use plastic with any essential oils. The oils will leach the petrochemicals out of the plastic and put them into your body. Always use glass or metal. The metal rollers are fine....I'm assuming they are talking about the plastic housing.
192736
Yes you can, I am using lemon, wild orange and breath (a blend of oils). I have not seen a problem yet. And yes I have seen those that you cannot use citrus oils, but so far so good.
1704871
I've used this for about 2 months and don't have any damage to leather. We are using a toddler car seat if that matters.
505075
Although I'm sure you could use this product, there are plenty of really good leather treatment products. I've cared for riding tack for many years and have used several things made for that purpose. The leather lasts for generations is cared for properly. I would not use this product over things made specifically for leather care. It is mostly solid at room temperature and a bit sticky when warmed.
2141018
I would say no . It has oils that are made for leather not plastic and rubber .
683506
yes, I do it all the time. Suggest leather conditioner so it doesn't crack along that edge 3yrs from now. I use Lexol.
578459
disappointed to find out this is leathersoft (bonded leather). What do you recommend for cleaning and caring for it?
2147965
I have been a leather crafter for 30 years. I use a tablespoon in a pint of warm water to clean leather. I have never had a problem.
747213
I would not recommend mink oil because it tends to soften leather. You might be better off using a leather reconditioning cream. I have used the one made by Lexol with good results in both my car and on a leather couch. It penetrates the leather. You let it absorb and then buff it with a clean, lint-free cloth.
726970
I have used Jojoba oil, almond oil, and olive oil. Olive oil has a stronger smell though, so I would use another .
444219
Yes. We use doTerra oils which are great! You can order them on mydoterra.com/wilsonoils
1716371
I have a small bottle of lubricating oil that I use for my hand gun. Use very little, works like a charm. A lot cheaper than olive oil!
359706
i suggest the leather version for everything. it is a thicker liquid but works much better.
1409931
In no way this product is intended to be used with leather interior. They have a leather product line that Ive also tried and is reaaally good. I will check the name tomorrow. The smell on this product is AWESOME, better than deodorants and its not oily. Seems to be a water based solution because if you get it in your hands it easily dissipates with no residue.
308296
Saddle soap is the old standby but the Meltonian is easier to use while producing about the same effect. Mink Oil would darken the color of the leather and would not take a good shine when polish is applied.
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For any concern regarding these kinds of products consult the Safety Data Sheet (used to be called MSDS). Google "linseed oil MSDS". I see this product is listed as "Not classified as hazardous for health or environment". I've used this as a wood finishing product for years, often with bare hands. It is recommended that you have good ventilation. I do not have the label in front of me but my guess is that it says something like "known to cause cancer in the State of California"... and every product known to man probably fits in this category.